AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChild Safety: West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey joined other states suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT harmed children and misled families; the company says it has safety protections in place. Schools: State education officials proposed an overhaul of West Virginia’s school funding formula after the Board of Education called the current system inadequate. A separate $9 million federal grant will fund college, career and academic support for 3,600 students a year, with a focus on low-income and first-generation students. Accountability: Five Black siblings who endured abuse and forced labor at their adoptive home in Sissonville will receive a $4.4 million state settlement. Fall Fun: The Department of Tourism will host a free Halloween Bash Oct. 29 at the Culture Center, with crafts, folklore, a cryptid scavenger hunt and costume prizes. Local Pride: Beckley’s Luke Davis, 18, is the first person with special needs to compete in the national Legend car racing championship. Community: Coxtober, a Halloween gathering in Milton on Oct. 31, will celebrate former Marshall student Maribeth Cox and promote a foundation supporting families caring for children with trauma and special needs.
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